
TIP OF THE DAY: A Balayage Master Shares Her Tips
Caitlin Young shares her balayage tips (and gives her favorite formula) in this short video.

Caitlin Young shares her balayage tips (and gives her favorite formula) in this short video.

For a sweet effect, seamlessly blended panels of L’Oréal Professionnel pastels melt into the natural color.

Dramatic fantasy meets boyish charm to create a street-beat showstopper.

The trend toward muted steels, beautiful neutrals and rich vibrant contrasts of copper red inspired this Wella waterfall of painted colors, which recalls a stormy sunset moving into peace.

This whimsical Lush Lilac shade using GKhair was created to show a variation of subtle violets inspired by florals.

As precious as the metal it was named for, Framesi’s contoured copper weaves a tapestry of shadows and light to create this gentle and beautiful autumn look.

This Lakme USA technique also uses a placement pattern that imagines and mimics how the light from stars is softly diffused.

Ajisai, Japanese for hydrangea, combines a delicate pink and piercing blue to create a fiercely feminine look.

An October sunset creates the illusion that the sky is aflame with brilliant mixtures of red, pink and copper. The glowing tones, blend beautifully with this Kadus Professional color.

This foil-over-base application is perfect for when a client needs dimensional work but is only booked for a single process.

This Vitality’s design echoes the ’80s, featuring dynamic lines, structured and originalcolor combinations and a personalized aesthetic.

This Icy Blush look features pastel colors that are distant from natural tones to add a touch of class and concentrate on the fringe area.

Seamless highlights team with a soft tonal shift create elegant, brighter face-framing results.

Redken pastels give clients glossy shine with sheer shades. Use them to add a pastel hue or a soft wash of color—or to tone and correct for a flawless filter effect.

When Rusk bold colors are softened for a dose of transparency, you achieve a pastel version of vibrant shades with brilliant shine.

These glowing Joico highlights were inspired by summers spent in Ipanema, Brazil.

The illusion of frothy waves in pastel Pravana shades that move forward from an ocean blue was created with a split-color technique, in which the hair is separated from back to front.